The beach in the village of Arkhipo-Osipovka stretches for 900 meters from mount Hedgehog to mount Camel. In the high summer season, there are a lot of people here. The beach facilities include sun beds, umbrellas and other stuff. There are a lot of cafes along the Embankment of Arkhipo-Osipovka. The beaches in the village are sandy and pebbly; the entrance to the sea is flat.
Two other beaches are located at the foot of the mountains. To get to the beaches at mount Camel, you need to use boats, since the Vulan river is full, and there are no bridges. Immediately behind the ferry is the "Beach behind Vulan". There is a wide coastal strip and not many people. A little further away are the NorNickel beach (Prokhorovsky). It can be reached by car if you go on the other side of the river.
Beyond NorNickel beach, a zone of wild beaches and car camps begins. They run along a low ridge of rock. The campsites themselves are located at the top in a coniferous forest, and you need to go down the stairs to the beach. In some places, campsites go directly to the beach. In these places, the beaches are rocky, but the sea is clear.
On the left side of the village is a beach near the river Teshebs. It is not as full-flowing as Vulan, and turns into a small stream near the sea. It is easy to pass even to a child. The beach near the mouth of the river Teshebs and at the foot of mount Hedgehog is not large. It is as crowded as the Central beach.
